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Benefits reviews
1-6 of 6 Reviews
5.0
Aug 10, 2019
Anonymous employee
Current
Seattle, Washington State
They allow you to take a week off if needed, making it so you have to make up that week pushing your planned work schedule back.
1.0
Oct 12, 2017
Anonymous Political Affairs
Former
Nashua, New Hampshire
This was a remote internship. You can take as many sick days as you please, as the work was all from home. There was a weekly tracker, so you would have to let your manager know if some work would not be completed during the week
3.0
Apr 16, 2017
Anonymous Regional Director
Current
Seattle, Washington State
With a telecommuting internship, as I had, I did not have to take any sick days since I would turn everything in at the end of the week so I would just work more other days. But I am sure that if I really needed the week off they would have allowed it.
2.0
Jul 19, 2016
Anonymous Journalism Intern
Current
Detroit, Michigan
The internship is telecommute, unpaid, and has flexible work hours. If you are sick, you just take a days off with no penalty.
3.0
Jul 17, 2016
Anonymous Political Affairs Intern
Current
Los Angeles, California
I personally have not gotten sick during the time that I was at the Borgen Project, but I am allowed to catch up with checklist items I've missed the following week.
5.0
Sep 15, 2015
Anonymous content writer
Former
Seattle, Washington State
not technically sick days, but taking time off is not at all frowned upon. it is free labor.....